Carafaat, sxb are you in saudi arabia, or you are going to come next hajj insha allah, because my dear friend if you are not in saudi arabia right now then. i don't think they'll allow you for hajj this year, coz hajj season already started, anyway if you come here let's meet in mina insha allah of 9th...

that makes sense, shall i be your mahram

but MMA uploads from his computer, how does he do it? lets wait for him, Anyway i was thinking of uploading my photos here, i think it is not a good Idea

yes, insha allah i'll go to hajj why two to three years, is it not far?

any soler coming for hajj can call me if he wish to, i'ld like to meet a wadaad soler, though I don't think there is

http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/-/1192/1536634/-/view/interactive/-/hyfcxa/-/index.html

Yaakhey blu, dhib baa jiro, aniga waxaan rabaa inaan image kasoo attach gareeyo my computer, wuxuu dhahaa the size is big, so markaan resize gareeyo oo intuu i dhahay waad attach gareyn kartaa ka yar aan ka dhigo, haddana wax ka yar uu ii tilmaamaa i dhahaa wuu ka weyn yahay ee yaree then i make it smaller and it asks smaller i resize it smaller it asks smaller i make it smaller it asks smaller... what shall i do

Showqi;881057 wrote: So which one are you saying Carafaat is asking? lol Were they saying carafaat went hargeisa, or was he dreaming ab't it, say wax u jiraan

Leezu;880960 wrote: I am Somali, I speak Somali and I have been to my capital Mogadishu. Meeshas waxaan aragtay dad uu fiicaan ee laakin idinka... Maxaa tihin? Jareer? Idinka waan raba inaan Jareerta wa la qaada dalkeen, calankeen iyo afkeen. Dhaadhaanka Soomaalida baad tihin, dad uu Galbeedka ka imaateen iyo caadaanka guuska ka noogtay... Oh my GOD Nimaan geeridiisa maqal baa la yiri marki laga sheekeeye sheeko qosol badan kadibna lagu yiri war maad qososhid Suuye, INSHA ALLAH waan Qosli doonaa :D tan illaa muddo insha allah waan ku qosli doonaa, anyway dadka aad midab takooreyso baad u hadal egtahay

War ibtilo waa tanoo kale, haddana ma anaa leygu murmaayaa lolz

Allow yaa ngonge maqashiiya hadalkiina haddeyrtaan ha idinla dhaco Words ee :D

Carafaat;880824 wrote: So annoying this wyre kid. this cidiyo ku dagalam reminds me of Ngonge. War bax baa lagu yiri

Tilmaan-quruxsantii lala ballamay saani ugu toosnay Tubtii horeba boqol jaatifaa teybalka u saarray Barkimooyinkii teedsanaa suxul ku taageerray Nin waliba halkuu soo turqaday garabka soo tiiri Isagoo falaas laga tif tiray laysu tebi shaaha Nin waliba tankiisii haraaq tiilley ugu laabnay Kaftan aan turxaan lagu ogeyn la isku tuurtuurye Laba aad turkiga mooddid oo tikhilka naagooda lyo laba tiftirihii jannada lagu tilmaamaayo Iyo laba wax layskama tirshee sida tiriiggaasa lyo taan lahaan jirey markaan tumasho soo qaado hareeri la amaan sxb

what did I say

Horta Somalia yaa ka racist san mala is weydiiyay, I think he has to change his name from somalia to qabiil ina somali :D

alpha I hope you enjoy the party, is there hareeri sxb

Morning all, browsing from home mina subaxaan lucky me

Alpha Blondy;880793 wrote: ^ inaadeero why did wyre put 3 berberians and one xamari in his list of 4. are berberain the most racists? Caqligaan kugu jeclaaday

Ani iyo habro lol Carafaat i already told you ninyahow, am not somali dee

Oh! good moderators :D

Wadani;880672 wrote: There are good lessons in many of these stories told by the shaikhs, but the problem is many of them seem made up like the one u just posted. What r the odds the man wouldn't recognize him the second time around, even if he didnt see his face. His voice, body language, stature and gait would all be the same. lol waddani, the man is on top of a tree oo laamo leh and he hid his face, in the first scene the man was shouting and his voice was different, in the other scene the man was cool and respecting and his voice was different, marka wax fahan Lol@ alpha :D "sad" Thanks blue i will post more insha allah

the sheikh says,,,, When he argues, he does so on the basis of legal references, facts and figures, while the second can only quote the words of actors and singers, so much so that one such person once said during a discussion, “Allah says: ‘Strive, my servant, and I shall strive with you!’’ We informed him that this is not a verse from the Qur’an. His complexion changed and he fell silent. I then thought about the phrase and it occurred to me that it is an Egyptian idiom which was imprinted on his mind after watching a drama series! Let’s look at it from another angle – that of reading newspapers and magazines. How many people take an interest in reading beneficial news and information that helps them in developing their personality, improves their skills and increases their general knowledge? Yet, how many are those who cannot read except sports and entertainment news? This is true to such an extent that many newspapers compete with each other by increasing the sports and entertainment pages at the cost of other sections. The same can be said about our gatherings and the things in which we spend our time. Hence, if you would like to be a head instead of a tail, then eagerly try to practice all skills, regardless of what they may be. ‘Abdullah was an energetic person but lacking in certain skills. One day, he left his home to pray Dhuhr in the mosque. It washis zeal for the prayer and respect for his religion which brought him out to pray. He was walking fast in order to reach the mosque before the Iqamah was given. On his way, he passed by a date-palm tree on top of which there was a man in uniform, working on the tree. ‘Abdullah became surprised and thought, “Who is this man that does not care about the prayer! It is as if he didn’t even hear the Adhan, or doesn’t care about the Iqamah, which is about to go!” He shouted in anger, “Get down and pray!” The man responded coldly, “OK, OK...” He said, again, “Hurry up and pray, you donkey!” The man screamed, “You called me a donkey?!” He then took a branch of the tree and descended in order to hit him over the head with it! ‘Abdullah hid his face with his headscarf so the man wouldn’t recognise him and went on to the mosque. The man descended from the tree in anger, went to his house, prayed and rested for a while. He then returned to the tree to finish his job. Then ‘Asr time came and ‘Abdullah went to the mosque again. On his way he passed by the same tree and noticed the same man working. He decided to change his method altogether and said, ‘As-salamu ‘alaykum! How are you?” The man replied, “Al-hamdulillah, I am fine!” He said, “Give me some good news. How are the dates this year?” The man said, “Al-Hamdulillah.” ‘Abdullah said, “May Allah give you success and provision, make your life easy for you, and not deprive you of the reward The man was overjoyed at hearing this supplication and said ameen to the prayer. ‘Abdullah then said, “It seems that you are so preoccupied with work that perhaps you didn’t notice the Adhan for ‘Asr prayer. The Adhan has been called and the Iqamah is about to be given. Perhaps you should get down, relax a little and get ready for prayer. After the prayer you can get on with your work again. May Allah keep you healthy.” The man said, “InshaAllah... InshaAllah...” and began to descend gently. He then turned to ‘Abdullah, shook his hand warmly and said, “I would like to thank you for your excellent manners. As for the one who passed by me at Dhuhr time, I wish I could see him and show him who the real donkey is!”

thanks for reminding me, lemmi continue what the sheikh said A thought When you climb a mountain, look to the top and not to the rocks that surround you. Make sure of where you step as you climb, and do not leap in case you loose your footing. You sit with someone who is twenty years old and notice that he has particular etiquettes, logic and thought. You then sit with him when he is thirty to discover that he is exactly the way he was ten years ago and has not improved at all. Yet, you sit with others and you feel that they are actually taking benefit from their lives. You discover that they improve themselves on a daily basis. In fact, not an hour passes except that they improve either religiously or otherwise. If you wish to ponder upon the different types of people with respect to self-improvement, then think about the following: There are those who like to watch those satellite television channels that help their general knowledge and intelligence grow. They benefit from other people’s experiences by watching constructive discussions, from which they learn the characteristics of debating and improve their language, understanding, and expertise in debate and persuasion. Then there are those who cannot miss out on a series about a failed love story, or an emotional play, or a horror film, or films about useless fantasies with no link to reality at all. Notice the difference between the two after five or ten years. Which of the two would have improved the most in his skills and ability to fathom information, gain general knowledge, have the power to convince others, or successfully be able to cope with diverse situations? No doubt the first person! You will find the mannerisms of the first person to be completely different.

why leezu?? say, who is racist 1: oba 2: JB 3: carafaat 4: Alpha This leezu script waa 2 days and you won't see him again I mean waa Alpha ama Oba oo khamiis ka weyn soo xirtay